DIY Blanket Ladder - Easy First Project
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- We share a beer and talk through how to make a blanket ladder for your first project!
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*** Materials and Dimensions for this project: (buy this stuff at the home improvement store, Amazon links down a little farther if you wanna do that instead.)
(3x) 2"x2" pine boards @ 8' long
Cuts: (2x) @ 6'
(4x) @ 2'
Varathane - "Early American" stain (or whatever stain you like)
Titebond II - wood glue
3" wood screws
*if you have these things (and the tools i mentioned) you can build this puppy!
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Bernzomatic Nozzle - amzn.to/2J023BA (Propane Cannister in consumables below)
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Lol love the visuals, and the commentary on your own visuals 😆 well done man
Hahahaha thanks buddy!
Great video and as always great product!!! Great job!
Thanks! i appreciate that!
superb job mate, fantastic instructions. I've just come across your channel. i'm glad i did! :)
Thank you! glad you liked it! we have plenty more, and some new ones on the way!
Just made my first one of these last week but I like your approach better. Great Video
aw man! a week late! I dont know about better, maybe just different
Like the simplicity of this. I still picked out a few things I didnt know. I hate it when the computer eats my homework!
Hahaha thanks man! glad you liked it!
Nice video as always! I may have to make one in some spare time. Was gonna ask if your straws were CA compliant but got beat to it! Look forward to the next video!
Hahaha those dang straws!
You look somewhat like Mat Best and sound like him, too.
Joe Public haha I’ll take that as a compliment, that guy is awesome
Where did you get all those straws, aren't those illegal
Danny! Shhh! I had to smuggle these in from Costco! stop drawing attention to it!
great video im really new into woodworking and made one from another plan did you do any angles on the bottom and top like 15 degrees or put ladder against wall to the angle you like and use a cutoff piece on top and bottom to make the same exact angle? thanks
thanks! i have seen people do that, mine is going on a carpeted floor so i dint really care about adding the angle. But you have the procedure right, or you can use a ruler